Cromer's exposed North Sea position means any flat roof here faces salt-laden winds and driving rain that would test even a well-installed system.
The town's Victorian seafront hotels and flats, the 1930s bungalows on the clifftop roads, and the newer housing that has grown up around the Holt Road corridor all share one problem: standard roofing materials deteriorate faster this close to the coast. Felt in particular breaks down quickly when it is repeatedly soaked and then dried by strong coastal winds. We specify EPDM rubber and GRP fibreglass for Cromer properties because both resist UV degradation and the salt air that accelerates corrosion in cheaper systems.
Whether it is a flat-roofed extension on a period cottage in the town centre or a garage roof on a newer build near Northrepps Road, we carry out a proper drainage and falls assessment before any installation. Call us for a free survey - getting the falls right is especially important in Cromer where blocked outlets can see water sitting on a roof for days after a storm.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge - we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
